Yessss hunny! Romeo definitely ain't lil no more, because the former rapper turned actor has graced Rolling Out Magazine with his sexed up self.
In the article, besides giving us a little eye candy, he dishes on his secret to staying relevant in the entertainment industry, three things that he finds sexy about a woman, and advice he takes to heart from his father, Master P.
Check out excerpts from the interview and a few pics below...
On Remaining Relevant & Transitioning From Child Star To A Grown Man:
I think a lot of artists don’t understand the concept of change. It’s just like life, because as a kid growing up in the business, I saw my father evolve every few years. Just knowing that everything is going to change with time and nothing stays the same. I remember I used to wear baggy jeans and everybody used to have their throwback jerseys. There’s no way I would wear those kind of clothes now. But just like fashion changes, your body, mind and life change as well.
On His Father, No Limit Entrepreneur Master P
He says life has no limits and that’s why he named the label that. The main thing is you’re the richest person on earth if you have your education. That is why I put my career on hold for three years to go to school at USC, and I still only have one more year left until I graduate. If you have your education, anything is possible at the end of the day because nobody can take that away from you.
On 3 Things He Finds Sexy In A Woman
Education; gotta be a smart woman and independent. Good heart; everyone loves a woman who loves kids and their outlook on life is positive. You gotta know how to cook. If you don’t know how to cook then that’s a problem, especially if you’re from the South like me. And give good massages. I could keep going.
On His Music Career:
I’m the president of the company. We’ve already sold 80 plus million records and we want to triple that. We want to make good music. When I sign somebody I look for somebody with a good heart and who wants to make a change, not necessarily perfect, but somebody like my dad, who’s not from the best neighborhood, but who wants to make a difference for their family and has that hunger. I may drop a mixtape on Twitter right before my movie opens, but y’all stay posted on that.
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